Dogecoin saw volatile trading this week: a sharp 24‑hour volume spike to roughly $1.55B, concentrated whale accumulation, and technical signals (golden cross, oversold RSI bounce) pushed price from ~$0.12 to the mid‑$0.15s, though liquidity and weak ETF inflows keep risks elevated.

Dogecoin slipped below a key $0.1248 support this week amid heavy whale distribution and elevated volume, with roughly 857 million DOGE traded and about 150 million DOGE moved from large wallets. Technical indicators and high futures open interest signal continued volatility.

Dogecoin saw sharp price swings Dec 18–19 with heavy volume. A late-week surge tested resistance as ETF flows cooled and large on-chain transfers signaled selling. Technicals show a falling-wedge setup; decisive volume is needed for a sustainable breakout.

Recent on‑chain data shows large DOGE wallets added roughly 480M tokens while price traded in a tight band near $0.14. ETF inflows were minimal and two major market sell‑offs drove volume spikes and downside pressure. This article breaks down the drivers, key levels, and practical trading takeaways.

A data-driven look at Dogecoin’s recent volume-backed breakout and the macro-driven pullbacks that followed. Covers the intraday surge, exchange volume spikes, technical levels to watch, and actionable trader takeaways based on last week’s reported flows and price action.

Recent on-chain reports show large DOGE transfers fell to a multi-month low while separate data reveal concentrated accumulation—over 100 million DOGE moved into whale hands during consolidation. This article breaks down the data, explains price/volume implications, and highlights what traders should monitor next.